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mario draghi claimed that he is just going to do whatever it takes to keep the euro together, has kept some column. but that could blow up. there are some big elections in 2013 in europe, particularly in germany and italy. the outcomes of those could have a huge impact on if the eurozone is able to stay together, and if that is going to have an effect on the united states economy. there are just a lot of open questions there. certainly it adds a lot of things for investors to keep in mind. > jeremy glaser from morningstar. thanks so much. > > you're welcome. coming up, we have a preview of what hollywood has in store for moviegoers in the year ahead. that's next. and there's a big advantage parents can give their kids -- making sure they get active at least 60 minutes each day. studies show that physical activity not only helps kids stay healthy, it can enhance important skills, like concentration and problem solving, which can improve academic performance. this means physical activity can help your kids in the most important game of all -- life. 2012 was a box office smash with a reco
mario draghi claimed that he is just going to do whatever it takes to keep the euro together, has kept some column. but that could blow up. there are some big elections in 2013 in europe, particularly in germany and italy. the outcomes of those could have a huge impact on if the eurozone is able to stay together, and if that is going to have an effect on the united states economy. there are just a lot of open questions there. certainly it adds a lot of things for investors to keep in mind. >...
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bernanke has told us, mario draghi, interest rates will be at rock bottom levels since 2015. >> money market rates will be there if they are true to what they are laying out but we don't know where bond yields will be here. >> a chart here of 30-year treasury yields on the federal debt ceiling. when would you expect these markets to start reacting? >> five years ago. >> and see a spike? >> five years ago. >> so it can happen any day. >> yeah. >> is there a catalyst that you look at that says, okay, the market will figure out that we can't afford any of this and can't pay our bills? >> the currency faith-based, the debt creole preposterous and the language is -- it is bent, and it does numb us as a body politic to the truth, so it seems to me that the bond market begins to encounter problems when people begin to focus on the meek of the word trillion. when they focus on the meaning of the reserve currency franchise that has that allows us to pay our bills and the dollars we materialize on a computer screen, when people continue our finances in down to earth, real sensitive ways -- >> y
bernanke has told us, mario draghi, interest rates will be at rock bottom levels since 2015. >> money market rates will be there if they are true to what they are laying out but we don't know where bond yields will be here. >> a chart here of 30-year treasury yields on the federal debt ceiling. when would you expect these markets to start reacting? >> five years ago. >> and see a spike? >> five years ago. >> so it can happen any day. >> yeah. >>...
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mario draghi talking about you could see some sort of a revival. right now in germany, the dax is up by 1%. in france, the cac is up by 0.6%. overnight in asia, take a look at these markets and you'll see mixed markets. the nikkei was up by 2.8%. things really cranking there. oil price these morning are up about 36 cents to 9631. the ten-year notoriety now is yielding 1.899% so that yield is picking up a little bit. dollar yesterday, we did see a mixed picture. this morning, you'll see that same story. the dollar is down against the euro, which is at 1.3446. and the dollar/yen, you see 90, 91. gold prices this morning are down about $4.90. the $1,665 an ounce. >> getting back to andrew in davos, he is joined by another special guest. and, andrew, you haven't really -- you know, we haven't seen any insight into your night life over there. and when, you know, you're young and all the disrupters know you, sean parker. are you going to fill us in? what did you do last night? >> sean will be on in the 8:00 hour, so we can talk about the night life. what
mario draghi talking about you could see some sort of a revival. right now in germany, the dax is up by 1%. in france, the cac is up by 0.6%. overnight in asia, take a look at these markets and you'll see mixed markets. the nikkei was up by 2.8%. things really cranking there. oil price these morning are up about 36 cents to 9631. the ten-year notoriety now is yielding 1.899% so that yield is picking up a little bit. dollar yesterday, we did see a mixed picture. this morning, you'll see that...
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superman, ironman, super mario draghi? whoever you like, e-mail us, tweet us. my produces asked me who i thought my favorite super hero was. it took my a while to think about it, but then i thought hong kong fooey. there you go. many happy memories. talking about hong kong, hong kong is set to influence sweeping reforms this year. the move is seep as a bid to attract high quality companies as it seeks to try and become more competitive against rivals in new york and singapore. mark is still with us. good to see you. are these rules going to have the desired effect, do you think? >> i think it's -- the rules are good. and i think in the long run, they will have the desired effect. i think the idea really is to continue to attract really good companies. but i think at some point it would enhance the overall quality and the standard of the stock exchange and i think in the long run, people will be attracted to think that the exchange is definitely a more credible one. so i think in the long run, they will have the desired effect. >> what in particular is a stand o
superman, ironman, super mario draghi? whoever you like, e-mail us, tweet us. my produces asked me who i thought my favorite super hero was. it took my a while to think about it, but then i thought hong kong fooey. there you go. many happy memories. talking about hong kong, hong kong is set to influence sweeping reforms this year. the move is seep as a bid to attract high quality companies as it seeks to try and become more competitive against rivals in new york and singapore. mark is still...
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things aren't as good as he sees and why he sees another crisis around the corner from he speaks to mario have davos. >> in terms of wealth management and the word on the street, how surprised money moved into equities? do you think it's sustainable? >> one of the interesting conversations here in davos is what does the market see. the market right now, as we all know, was as high as it was at the peak of the internet bubble and the credit bubble if you take the s&p as an example and other market indices isn't too different. what does the market see and how is that possible? certainly doesn't feel like it did in the peak of those prior bubbles. hieve them. be happy to know that when it comes to your investment goals, northern trust uses award-winning expertise to lead you through an interactive investment process. adding precision to your portfolio construction by directly matching your assets and your risk preferences against your unique life goals. we call it goals driven investing. your life has a sense of purpose. shouldn't your investments? ♪ expertmatt find it at nort. ♪ [ male
things aren't as good as he sees and why he sees another crisis around the corner from he speaks to mario have davos. >> in terms of wealth management and the word on the street, how surprised money moved into equities? do you think it's sustainable? >> one of the interesting conversations here in davos is what does the market see. the market right now, as we all know, was as high as it was at the peak of the internet bubble and the credit bubble if you take the s&p as an...
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because one of the things that happened yesterday was that mario draghi kind of reset the correlation between risk assets and euro. if you note the last couple of weeks we've had a big divergence where equities vr been rallying and europe collapsing. yesterday draghi said basically he thinks the situation in you're row zone has stabilized you saw equities and eurozone rally. you see the euro break highs of 33, 34, maybe go to 3500. >> how is that possible, though, based on draghi's comments, no problem, there's nothing to see here, don't worry about it? how does this not come back. the problems haven't been solved and if you look to spain's unemployment rate, how that's continued to soar, how do they get themselves out of this thing? >> the assumption basically is that the financial situation within europe has kind of stabilized. the periphery borrowing rates have come down substantially. >> that's true. the ten year has come down substantially in italy and spain and other places. >> exactly. you're actually right. to me the single biggest risk for everybody right now is not economic
because one of the things that happened yesterday was that mario draghi kind of reset the correlation between risk assets and euro. if you note the last couple of weeks we've had a big divergence where equities vr been rallying and europe collapsing. yesterday draghi said basically he thinks the situation in you're row zone has stabilized you saw equities and eurozone rally. you see the euro break highs of 33, 34, maybe go to 3500. >> how is that possible, though, based on draghi's...
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since july, really, it's the commitment from mario draghi to do whatever it takes to save the eurozone. the uncertainty that dominated the fist part of 2012 was all about what happens if the currency situation collapses. i think this positive momentum that we've begun to see in all the major indices, which is when i will they're showing below 50, this shows confidence is returning in both the manufacturing and services sector across the larger economy. it's telling us that the directional bias is the more positive one. people are committing further out in terms of their own anticipation expectations. so the detail, if you dig down into it in germany and france is affirming the message that companies are beginning to be more open-minded about upside in 2013 rather than risk in 2013 that things are going to be getting worse. >> and that's from -- as you suggest from those words that draghi, believe me, it will be enough. so are we getting into a more self-fulfilling virtuous state as opposed to a negative downward side? >> we've seen this on both sides. the minute policymakers threaten t
since july, really, it's the commitment from mario draghi to do whatever it takes to save the eurozone. the uncertainty that dominated the fist part of 2012 was all about what happens if the currency situation collapses. i think this positive momentum that we've begun to see in all the major indices, which is when i will they're showing below 50, this shows confidence is returning in both the manufacturing and services sector across the larger economy. it's telling us that the directional bias...
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. >>> game over for super mario and friend to turn a profit. nintendo unexpectedly swings to its full-year forecast to a loss showing a poor uptake for its wii u consoles. >>> see you in september. australia's prime minister sets a surprise election date saying it will create certainty for business. >>> okay. welcome to today's program. and you know, we spent all that time waiting for five. today it's about the ten. >> how long did it take you to come up with that? >> about ten seconds ago. >> very good. we're talking about mobile phones. >> yeah. >> do you think people can guess we're talking about the iphone 5. you're waiting for 5. >> you'll about the 10, ladies and gentlemen, blackberry 10. is it the rim lazarus move? >> we saw stocks get whacked yesterday. >>> in corporate news, a couple of things to keep an eye on in markets. the italian oil contracting giant, one of the biggest by market cap, pointed to shed up to 4 % this morning. this after much more cautious guidance and a big change in price target from barclays which lowered 45%. it
. >>> game over for super mario and friend to turn a profit. nintendo unexpectedly swings to its full-year forecast to a loss showing a poor uptake for its wii u consoles. >>> see you in september. australia's prime minister sets a surprise election date saying it will create certainty for business. >>> okay. welcome to today's program. and you know, we spent all that time waiting for five. today it's about the ten. >> how long did it take you to come up with...
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mario armstrong, thank you so much. we're out of time. >>> now let's get a check of your local news and weather. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] nothing gets you going quite like the power of quaker oats. today is going to be epic. quaker up. today is going to be epic. iimagine living your life withss less chronic low back pain.. imagine you with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not for children under 18. people taking maois, linezolid or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, were reported. signs include abdominal pain and yellowing s
mario armstrong, thank you so much. we're out of time. >>> now let's get a check of your local news and weather. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] nothing gets you going quite like the power of quaker oats. today is going to be epic. quaker up. today is going to be epic. iimagine living your life withss less chronic low back pain.. imagine you with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day,...
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mario walter willard taught spanish and french and is now suing the school district where she used to work. the 61 year-old is accusing its administrators of discriminating against her because she has aerophobia she says she pass. a fear of young children. walter willard says the seventh and eighth graders at the middle school trigger her phobia and she was forced to retire a couple of years ago. this odd nosed skunk at the grand canyon is causing us there. the striped creatures are easily found in southeastern arizona, texas and mexico. this little guy somehow made his way north of the colorado river over last summer. a group of rafters camping along rivers saw him and took this photo. park officials are deciding whether to add to the list of species found in the park or ignore it as just another animal passing through. >> more on the rescue and a woman trapped in between two walls. we are finally see her almost squeezing out. you can see her head now. we haverescue all morning and we will be right back as a kron4 morning news returns in just two minutes. >> welcome back and she is o
mario walter willard taught spanish and french and is now suing the school district where she used to work. the 61 year-old is accusing its administrators of discriminating against her because she has aerophobia she says she pass. a fear of young children. walter willard says the seventh and eighth graders at the middle school trigger her phobia and she was forced to retire a couple of years ago. this odd nosed skunk at the grand canyon is causing us there. the striped creatures are easily...
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what did mario drag hye know? the danger is that this impacts the result of the italian election and that potentially get those nonmonti, nonausterity people having a greater say and that could upset the apple cart. for the moment it is a localized issue it would appear but there is the prospect it could influence the election further down the line. >> a lot going on there too. thanks, simon hobbs. we're keeping a very close eye on the dow getting closer and closer to 14,000. meantime let's check on energy commodities. >> as the dow moves higher we're also watching oil prices move higher. we just hit a new intraday high of 9773 hovering just under that level right now. wti hitting more than a four-month high. strong manufacturing data out of the u.s. yesterday, strong housing data. a slew of good earnings reports. all supportive of crude at this point. meantime i also want to look at nat gas because we have seen a sell off there. the sixth straight day of selling. it's ahead of today's february contract expiration
what did mario drag hye know? the danger is that this impacts the result of the italian election and that potentially get those nonmonti, nonausterity people having a greater say and that could upset the apple cart. for the moment it is a localized issue it would appear but there is the prospect it could influence the election further down the line. >> a lot going on there too. thanks, simon hobbs. we're keeping a very close eye on the dow getting closer and closer to 14,000. meantime...
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prime minister mario monte passed legislation to make it easier for people tow start u to start up their own companies because youth unemployment is at 37%. some people are thinking better to make jobs for themselves than wait to be hired. spain has the word unemployment problem with a staggering rate of 26.6% for november, as unemployment rises you question how much longer governments can stick to their austerity programs. and the problem is with people losing jobs spending power falls so it really is a vicious circle. now the good news in all of this. jon, if there is any is that business and consumer confidence is up in the euro zone. some studies are showing, and basically the market turmoil has sort of calmed down, but still the labor markets are really the drain on the situation now, and with bank lending down precipitously there is talk that the european central bank may need to come up with some new measures to stimulate economy, possibly loring interest rates. they are having a rate-setting meeting this thursday. jon: and i'm guessing their actual unemployment rate is a lot high
prime minister mario monte passed legislation to make it easier for people tow start u to start up their own companies because youth unemployment is at 37%. some people are thinking better to make jobs for themselves than wait to be hired. spain has the word unemployment problem with a staggering rate of 26.6% for november, as unemployment rises you question how much longer governments can stick to their austerity programs. and the problem is with people losing jobs spending power falls so it...
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brian sullivan, the mario andretti of street signs and "squawk on the street," back to you. >> you're way too kind, rick, but i will take it. thank you very much. let's check out the latest moves in energy and metals and go down to sharon epperson at the nymex. how are things looking, sharon? >> looks like we are seeing a bit of a pull back across-the-board in the commodities sector after yesterday's sharp rally, gold hate two-week high we are looking at the aftermath of this, a lot of folks deciding now they put new money to work what are they really going to do for 2013? you look at the gold price, it's hit the lows of the session right around where that major support is, 1675 an ounce. again, traders are say a break below that will signify perhaps a lot more selling in the gold market. we are also watching oil prices that are still very near multimonth highs, although we have seen a slight pull back there braent crude prices at a two and a half month high and nymex wti at a three-month high. natural gas prices, the slide there continues, for three straight session and in fact, yest
brian sullivan, the mario andretti of street signs and "squawk on the street," back to you. >> you're way too kind, rick, but i will take it. thank you very much. let's check out the latest moves in energy and metals and go down to sharon epperson at the nymex. how are things looking, sharon? >> looks like we are seeing a bit of a pull back across-the-board in the commodities sector after yesterday's sharp rally, gold hate two-week high we are looking at the aftermath of...
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today mario draghi was speaking. he said what the ecb has been able to do is have a pos contagi contagion. >> the level of economic activity is in the process of stabilizing at very low levels. we foresee a recovery in the second part of the year. it is a situation where you have what i called once a positive contagion on the financial markets. and for the financial variables. but we don't see this being transmitted into the real economy yet. >> there is one problem with the money that's being returned to the ecb. that's a danger that you create the perception of a two-tier banking sector in europe. those that will return cheap money to the banks and those that are weaker on the subject of weaker banks that we just mentioned. bmps, the third largest bank in italy. look for it to be bailed out over the weekend after that $1 is billion in trading losses they discovered from derivatives. you mentioned the uk. we should just note the uk contracted in the fourth quarter more than we thought. britain may have a triple digi
today mario draghi was speaking. he said what the ecb has been able to do is have a pos contagi contagion. >> the level of economic activity is in the process of stabilizing at very low levels. we foresee a recovery in the second part of the year. it is a situation where you have what i called once a positive contagion on the financial markets. and for the financial variables. but we don't see this being transmitted into the real economy yet. >> there is one problem with the money...
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of course, this was before mario came out with the omt program. you had uncertainty around the election here in the u.s. you had uncertainty around the fiscal cliff. awl you had all this talk around the hard landing in china. you think about where we are now relative to a year ago. we don't have answers to everything, but we've clearly gotten a little bit more information, we have a little more clarity and i think for that reason you'll see multiples expand over the coming year. >> bob, you point out that consumer confidence has tanked and maybe that is more concerning. maybe we should be paying more attention to what happened yesterday with the gdp. >> oh, yeah, following this theme, we're going from a year of uncertainty to a year of denial. people think europe is better, but they haven't done anything. banks have all these legacy asset problems. we hear about european banks paying their loans off quicker, but they're not in any better shape and the countries are still mired in difficult circumstances and the loan that the u.s. economy is in fro
of course, this was before mario came out with the omt program. you had uncertainty around the election here in the u.s. you had uncertainty around the fiscal cliff. awl you had all this talk around the hard landing in china. you think about where we are now relative to a year ago. we don't have answers to everything, but we've clearly gotten a little bit more information, we have a little more clarity and i think for that reason you'll see multiples expand over the coming year. >> bob,...
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boy, have things changed because of mario draghi. let's show you also the euro -- i also wanted to show you the italian ten-year yield versus the u.s. let's go to the charge where they are yield versus year old. u.s. rates have been rising while italian rates are falling. it's been -- what's been so long a very steady pass, and while the ecb is doing that -- let's just move on to the euro, so we can show you the big move it has made, particularly today. so this is day two of the draghi effect. >> art just said they really only walepapered over the effect, but you have to admit -- >> their actual budget, if you could get rid of italy's interest payments, the actual budget is pretty close to being balanced, which is big statement, as opposed to ours, as opposed to greece's still, so in some ways they are closer. but you're right, carl. back to you. >> interesting. good stuff. get a check on energy here. sharon? that has seriously pressured brent crude prices. we're also looking at weakness in the metals, gold, silver, copper platinum,
boy, have things changed because of mario draghi. let's show you also the euro -- i also wanted to show you the italian ten-year yield versus the u.s. let's go to the charge where they are yield versus year old. u.s. rates have been rising while italian rates are falling. it's been -- what's been so long a very steady pass, and while the ecb is doing that -- let's just move on to the euro, so we can show you the big move it has made, particularly today. so this is day two of the draghi effect....
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. >> mario, we're starting out with -- >> this is kind of -- it's the base of all great soups, stews. it's kind of like -- it could be trinity. it's not an exact -- >> okay. >> onions, garlic, chopped parsley. >> right. and that's our base. >> that's your base. you cook it real slow and gentle. add it to your meat mixture. your meat mixture is 50% beef, 25% ground veal, 25% pork sausage. >> why do you like that blend? >> it adds a certain italian-americanness to it. >> very nice. >> instead of dried bread crumbs use soaked fresh bread. instead of extracting moisture it adds moisture. >> add eggs. >> which is great, too. add the eggs, cheese. >> why do you love parm so much? i love it. >> the restaurant. >> add that. >> and form it into pattis instead of balls. >> why? >> we're going to make a sauce here. it's a comep ochpote, right? >> crushed tomato right here. this is olive oil, garlic and parsley. >> add that, too. that looks great. >> for ten minutes. you're going to cook this really quick. >> right. >> we want it light and fresh, not a deep tomato sauce. >> we'll put the oil in?
. >> mario, we're starting out with -- >> this is kind of -- it's the base of all great soups, stews. it's kind of like -- it could be trinity. it's not an exact -- >> okay. >> onions, garlic, chopped parsley. >> right. and that's our base. >> that's your base. you cook it real slow and gentle. add it to your meat mixture. your meat mixture is 50% beef, 25% ground veal, 25% pork sausage. >> why do you like that blend? >> it adds a certain...
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. >> today dibbling tal lifestyle expert mario armstrong was right there in the thick of it. >> yes. >> now he is here with some of the hottest products that will be making our lives easier. >> they will. good to see you both. >> what's going on? >> a lot of great stuff. 30 football fields. i only brought a lot of bill bit from 309 football fields of stuff. some of this stuff is a little expensive, but the price wills drop down. everybody knows legos, but these are rebottic that you can control. >> why are you jiggling? >> i'm jiggling the smartphone -- i'm going to make it jump out at you. atdz if you haven't had enough with snakes already this morning. >> this hooks up to your smartphone. >> it's crazy. >> it's a lot of fun. kids will enjoy this. plus, you're teaching kids ino vaifsh skills like computer programming. it's just jumping. >> what else do you have? you can't eat those. >> those are -- you can't eat those. what you have here is a screen protector. they showed these screen protectors at the show? cracked screens cost money. >> i have a flintstone phone, and i love it. i
. >> today dibbling tal lifestyle expert mario armstrong was right there in the thick of it. >> yes. >> now he is here with some of the hottest products that will be making our lives easier. >> they will. good to see you both. >> what's going on? >> a lot of great stuff. 30 football fields. i only brought a lot of bill bit from 309 football fields of stuff. some of this stuff is a little expensive, but the price wills drop down. everybody knows legos, but...